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Study/parent-child relationship problems
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Odds ratio and 95% CI (n = 6435)
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M1: sex and age
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M2: M1 + economic status, school type, mother’s education and father’s education
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M3: M2 + relatives/friends died or with serious illness, quarantine experience and feelings about the pandemic
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No problem of either type
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Reference
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Study problems only
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3.35 (2.75 to 4.08)
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3.26 (2.67 to 3.98)
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3.21 (2.62 to 3.92)
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Parent-child relationship problems only
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2.51 (0.95 to 6.64)
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2.18 (0.82 to 5.84)
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2.11 (0.78 to 5.67)
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Both study and parent-child relationship problems
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18.37 (13.28 to 25.40)
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16.69 (12.00 to 23.19)
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16.25 (11.68 to 22.62)
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- Using multivariable logistic regression analyses with dichotomized depression as dependent variable and study/parent-child relationship problems as independent variable. Odds ratios indicate the likelihood of having depression for people with a type of study/parent-child relationship problems
